Padre Pio: Miracle Man

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Padre Pio: Miracle Man
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Written by Massimo De Rita
Mario Falcone
Carlo Carlei
Directed by Carlo Carlei
Starring Sergio Castellitto
Composer(s) Paolo Buonvino
Country of origin Italy
Original language(s) Italian
Production
Producer(s) Angelo Rizzoli
Cinematography Gino Sgreva
Editor(s) Claudio Di Mauro
Running time 206 min.
  • 159 min (DVD cut edition)
Distributor Eagle Pictures
Release
Original network Canale 5
Original release 2000

Padre Pio: Miracle Man (Italian: Padre Pio ) is a 2000 Italian television movie directed by Carlo Carlei. The film is based on the book Padre Pio: Man of Hope by Renzo Allegri and it depicts real life events of Roman Catholic friar and later Saint Pio of Pietrelcina.[1][2]

Plot

1968: in Puglia, in San Giovanni Rotondo, the old Padre Pio is dying, seriously ill. During the night waking, comes a mysterious Cardinal, that seems to come to disturb Padre Pio just to taunt him all the shortcomings of the monk during his lifetime. Padre Pio then captures the moment to tell all his secrets, starting from childhood.

The young Francesco (Padre Pio), is born in a small town in Campania (Pietrelcina), and underwent talks with God, but it is besieged and tormented by the Devil, which is manifested in the form of a black dog. After a few miracles, Francesco became a novice, and go first in Molise, then in Pietrelcina (his hometown), and then to San Giovanni Rotondo. He also received the stigmata from God for his faithfulness, and in Puglia convent he decides to remain throughout life. Immediately his fame grows throughout Italy, but the Vatican thinks that the stigmata are false, and condemns Padre Pio. But the crowd of faithful is growing, and at the end of the story the Pope decides to change his mind.

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